‘We Will Not Be Afraid’: Chapel Hill Community Rallies in Support of Higher Education
Indivisible Orange County recently hosted a Right to Light rally in support of academic freedom in higher education.
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Participant Applications Open for 2025 Chapel Hill-Carrboro Holiday Parade
Applications to participate in the Chapel Hill-Carrboro Holiday Parade are open, calling for local organizations with diverse traditions.
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Sierra Club Releases Endorsements for Chapel Hill and Carrboro Elections
The N.C. Sierra Club recently shared the candidates it is supporting in the upcoming Chapel Hill and Carrboro municipal elections.
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UNC’s Black Student Movement Voices Demands After Losing Access to Historic Upendo Lounge
Following changes to UNC’s DEI policy, The Black Student Movement at UNC alleges it has been stripped of its access to Upendo lounge.
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Orange County Discusses Bond Projects and State Budget Delay With Local School Boards
The Orange County Board of Commissioners recently held a joint meeting with the local school boards to hear updates from each district.
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Community Home Trust Recognized with Statewide Innovative Affordable Housing Award
An Orange County nonprofit recently took home a statewide award for helping make homes permanently affordable for a group facing eviction.
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Hillsborough’s Riverwalk, Gold Park Fully Reopen After Repairs From July’s Flooding
Both Hillsborough’s Gold Park and Riverwalk Greenway are back open to the public following damages from July’s historic flooding during Tropical Depression Chantal.
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Hillsborough Adopts Parking Study to Help Optimize Existing Town Parking Options
The Town of Hillsborough recently adopted a parking study assessing its parking supply and demand across downtown and West Hillsborough.
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Chatham County Fair Celebrates 75 Years as the Country’s Longest-Running Black-Owned Fair
The Chatham County fair turned 75 years old last weekend. It is one of the longest-running African American fairs in the country.
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Chapel Hill Town Council Reviews Updated Apartment Concept Along MLK Boulevard
The Chapel Hill Town Council recently opened a public hearing to review a potential multifamily development at 701 MLK Jr. Boulevard.
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